Fetal growth delay caused by loss of non-canonical imprinting is resolved late in pregnancy and culminates in offspring overgrowth

  1. Ruby Oberin
  2. Sigrid Petautschnig
  3. Ellen G Jarred
  4. Zhipeng Qu
  5. Tesha Tsai Ph.D.
  6. Neil A Youngson
  7. Gabrielle Pulsoni
  8. Thi T Truong
  9. Dilini Fernando
  10. Heidi Bildsoe Ph.D.
  11. Rheannon O Blucher
  12. Maarten van den Buuse
  13. David K Gardner
  14. Natalie A Sims
  15. David Louis Adelson
  16. Patrick S Western  Is a corresponding author
  1. Monash University, Australia
  2. University of Adelaide, Australia
  3. University of Melbourne, Australia
  4. La Trobe University, Australia
  5. St. Vincent's Hospital, Australia
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  1. Ruby Oberin
  2. Sigrid Petautschnig
  3. Ellen G Jarred
  4. Zhipeng Qu
  5. Tesha Tsai Ph.D.
  6. Neil A Youngson
  7. Gabrielle Pulsoni
  8. Thi T Truong
  9. Dilini Fernando
  10. Heidi Bildsoe Ph.D.
  11. Rheannon O Blucher
  12. Maarten van den Buuse
  13. David K Gardner
  14. Natalie A Sims
  15. David Louis Adelson
  16. Patrick S Western
(2024)
Fetal growth delay caused by loss of non-canonical imprinting is resolved late in pregnancy and culminates in offspring overgrowth
eLife 13:e81875.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.81875